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CDC approves multiple COVID-19 vaccines The Covid-19 pandemic has continued on and vaccines have been approved in record time. With the first case happening just about a year ago, two Covid-19...
How COVID-19 has sparked a wave of impulse buying and hoarding "Quack!" Said Poppy and Mei Mei, senior Lily McClelland's two baby ducks, as they waddled around a pen near the dining room table of...
ISS team looks to tackle three projects this year Due to COVID-19 restrictions and social distance mandates, the International Space Station (ISS) class has faced challenges beyond the usual...
Project returns to Earth after 3 months On April 6, the Minnehaha Academy International Space Station experiment returned to Earth aboard the Space X CRS- 20, splashing down into the Pacific Ocean....
The art of chocolate chip cookies Learn how to make the cookies, using science Chocolate chip cookies: an American classic that is a staple in everyone's kitchen. Some people like them with melty,...
STEAM education works to place emphasis on the arts as well as science What is a new scientific discovery without a powerful speech to accompany it? What are new blueprints for a rocket without the...
Anatomy students create caps to show the different parts of the brain. Photo by Maddie Binning.
Long-awaited renovations to the science department are planned to take place in 2015, improving labs for current...
The 2014-15 International Space Station experiment will explore the effects of artificial shark skin on bacteria...
Physics projects displaying motion are set up in the gallery outside the chapel. Photo by Maddie Binning.
Students release their butterflies after watching them grow as an experiment in science. Photo by Maddie Binning.
International Space Station launch delayed The launch for Minnehaha's International Space Station project, initially...
Science teacher, coach leaving to pursue PhD. By Chris Schold.
Examining the different wiring of boys’ and girls’ brains as they develop. By Taylor Bye.
Students prepare to explore the anatomy of a frog during their dissection. Photo by Maddie Binning.